I just found out about this and I'm going to try to attend (if I can find my avatar....)Please join us for Carolina Conversations. Carolina conversations is a series of live interviews with members of the UNC-Chapel Hill community conducted in the virtual world, Second Life. Our guests discuss their work and interests and will also respond to questions from the Second Life audience attending in-world.Guest: Gary Marchionini, Professor in the School of Information and Library Science (SILS) at the University of North Carolina.Live at 3:30 p.m.

I just found out about this and I'm going to try to attend (if I can find my avatar....)Please join us for Carolina Conversations. Carolina conversations is a series of live interviews with members of the UNC-Chapel Hill community conducted in the virtual world, Second Life. Our guests discuss their work and interests and will also respond to questions from the Second Life audience attending in-world.Guest: Gary Marchionini, Professor in the School of Information and Library Science (SILS) at the University of North Carolina.Live at 3:30 p.m.

Whoa, am I busy.I've been way busy getting the latest issue of moonshine up -- it looks great and I can't wait for feedback.In the process of working on moonshine, I had to muck about the php and fix a few little things, including a wrong bit of code. I think my programming class is paying off -- I spotted the error first off!Also, I'm working on a proposal to do some freelance technical writing -- more on that later. I've got to get my proposal in first....and there's your monday update.

Whoa, am I busy.I've been way busy getting the latest issue of moonshine up -- it looks great and I can't wait for feedback.In the process of working on moonshine, I had to muck about the php and fix a few little things, including a wrong bit of code. I think my programming class is paying off -- I spotted the error first off!Also, I'm working on a proposal to do some freelance technical writing -- more on that later. I've got to get my proposal in first....and there's your monday update.

Just passing along! Interesting -- gives virtual office a whole new meaning!Subject: Looking for Colaborators? Need content development?Hi everyone, It's Fire Centaur here from English Village.I am sending this message in a search for Collaborators!Are you looking for a venue to bring your students? Interested in teaching English or another Language publicly?

Just passing along! Interesting -- gives virtual office a whole new meaning!Subject: Looking for Colaborators? Need content development?Hi everyone, It's Fire Centaur here from English Village.I am sending this message in a search for Collaborators!Are you looking for a venue to bring your students? Interested in teaching English or another Language publicly?

For those at the UGA Libraries, there is an internal mentoring program via the Professional Development & Research Committee. too.New Member's Roundtable of ALA offers a mentoring program:----Have you been a librarian for 5 years or less? Do you sometimes feel you have professional questions to ask and no one to direct them to? Do you find yourself wondering, in the midst of hardcore budget season, or in that massive collection development strategy meeting...What the heck are they talking about?

For those at the UGA Libraries, there is an internal mentoring program via the Professional Development & Research Committee. too.New Member's Roundtable of ALA offers a mentoring program:----Have you been a librarian for 5 years or less? Do you sometimes feel you have professional questions to ask and no one to direct them to? Do you find yourself wondering, in the midst of hardcore budget season, or in that massive collection development strategy meeting...What the heck are they talking about?

Desmoids are benign but aggressively invasive tumors. No treatment is 100% successful and there is no known cure. Until most recently there has been very little research done in the United States on Desmoids, and there was not even a foundation or organization to support such research or even to help those diagnosed with Desmoids. Current treatment is surgery (often removing massive amounts of tissue and a new Desmoid will often recur in the scar tissue), chemotheraphy, or amputation.

Desmoids are benign but aggressively invasive tumors. No treatment is 100% successful and there is no known cure. Until most recently there has been very little research done in the United States on Desmoids, and there was not even a foundation or organization to support such research or even to help those diagnosed with Desmoids. Current treatment is surgery (often removing massive amounts of tissue and a new Desmoid will often recur in the scar tissue), chemotheraphy, or amputation.